HlLUaOAO AR0U8, UP. 14, 1905
SET ASIIUY COURT
S vcn Thousand Dollar Kntate
to be Divided Equally
miTIONEKS WIN BV DEFAULT
Cur at Una and Frt Gravt Property
Net Held by Will
Mr. U. CI. Hnns, Dr. V. M. Pol
lock n.l I,yU V. Pollock, ol Foreet
drove, were given a default by
Judgo Hood, this wk, because
Mis Flore Pollock did not answer
the citation lo appear la court and
show nuw why the will of Mn
Sarah J. Politick should not be at
aside. The court, in iWm of ap-
pnaranoe, tleoUretl the will invalid,
end the pwprrly, a farm near Cor
neliue.a home lo Forwt drove, and
tome ttersonsl property, auioullng
to 7,l,r 6ft, will now go to the all
heirs, rhar and ihare alike.-
The will gave MIm Flora Pol
lock property amouoting to $3,2UQ,
and the balance went to the other
Ave heir. The court made an or
der that the estate 1 closed of
record, and the respective sharea.be
mil.
The helre are the four named and
John II. l'ollock. Fernle. B. C. and
Che. H. Pollock, BAt.tr. B C. H.
B. Ilueton waa attorney for the
lliiioufr. It ie supposed- that
the heirs aettleil the matter a into
ahly among theoiselve.
BARNES-WARREN
On Tbureday, Sept. H, 1J05, at
half put two o'clock, Mr. Burt V.
Darns and MIm Minnie Belle War
ren were united in marriage at the
home of Dr. and Mi. 8. T. Link
later, in Ibis city, Bev. Howard
(iilpalrlck, of the Cong. Church, of
ficiating, the nupliala being cele
brated by the aim pie ringoeremony .
The bride wore a dainty white dreae
and a veil, and carried a bouquet of
while oarnsliimi. Two little Hower
bearer, Miae Kay Barnea and Mu
ter Fiancia Linklater, scattered
rosea in the pathway of the bride,
who entered to the atraioa of the
Iiridal t'horua from Lohengrin, ei
ec tiled by her sinter, Mre. Link
later. After congratulation refrwh
menta were served. The gueata
were: Messrs. and Ifeedamea H. 8.
Barnea and Frank Barnee, Hilltbo
ro; Mr, llarson and Mr. and Mra.
Halph Barnea, Robert and Fay
Barnee, Portland; Mr. and Mra.
LeKoy Miller, Ida and Floyd Mil
ler, McMinnville; Howard (lilpat-
rick and Mia KlUabeth Milne, and
hoet and hoeteis, Dr. and Mri.
Linklater.
The groom haa for eeveral yetra
been the superintendent of the
city aohoole, and the bride ia a
daughter of the late Mr. and Mra.
K. II. Warren.
Mr, and Mr, Barnea will tie at
home after October II.
MRS. GEO. W. DRORBAUCH
Mra. Kliilwtb Olive Drorbaugh
died at her home near Foreat Grove,
Heptember It, 1905. Deceased wa
born In 8t. Clair County, 111., Nov.
12, 1810. She waa married to Geo.
W. Drorbaiuh, March C, 18(12, In
the atale of Iowa. After residence
in Iowa, Kanaaa and Nebraeka
they moved to Oregon in 181K), and
have aince lived in Washington
County. She la aurvived by, he?
husband and her mother, Mre.
Prether, of Foreet drove, four sis
ters, Mr. L Bnaen, Portland, Mra.
M. Wallingford, Warrenton, Mra.
Wm. Leach and Mr. North, of
Foreat drove. Beveo children aur
vive: II. M Portland; W. F.
Boulder Citv, Col.'; 0. II., Rainier;
L. L, of Foreat Grove; Mra. M.
Friday, Galiae; Mra. K. Btratton,
Cornelius; and Mrs. Kohn.ol Hills
boro, all of whom were preaent dur
ins her late illneaa. She united
with the Church of God In 1802
and waa a member of the Cornelius
M. K. Church at the time of her
death. Funeral eervlcee were held
at her late residence, on Sept. 12,
Rev. K. B. Wilkina officiating, and
interment waa in the Corneliua
cemetery.
PUBLIC SALE
I will sell at public auction at my
farm mile Eaat of Heedville, the
following personal properly, at ten
a. ru., on , , J
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2
Span gray horses, 8 and ia year, 1 506
tin) 170a; brown horse, 1300; two fillies,
2 ami 3 years, latter Deing tiamoietouiau
the a year old beinc an Oregon and Path
tinder; new Mitchell wagon, 1, broad
tire; farm wagon; hick, buggy, cart, all
In Kood repair: 2 lets work harness, act
luck barneii, saddle, new mower, hay-
rake, good Piano binder, plows, harrows
Oundlach drill. S-aectloa roller, a hay
racks, brood sow, loshoats, as tons baled
cheat bar, so tons clover bay, lot of
wheat, oats and barley, baytork and
rope and pulleys, and outnerou other
articles, household furniture etc. ,
FOUR HKAD DAIRY COW8 ..
All good milkers, one frsb. two fresh
in lec, ana Jan., one a inner, irean 10
Dec. 1 1n milk now: fin Jersey stock.
Terms of Hale-Under $10, oaeh
10 and over, one year's time, ap
Droved note. 6 per cent. ' Interest.
2 per oent. off for cash over $10.
Mri. C. Lyatrop.
B. P. Corneliua, Auctioneer, .,
The cltv of Ililtshoro, through at
torney b. B. Huston and T. II.
Tongue answer the petition of C.
K. Henry, for injunction restrain
ing the towo from interfering In use
of water fof irrigation porpoae by
denying that the plaintiff ia owner
of the land, alleging that lb place
ia not in bis title, but in the wife's
name; and also alleging that the
council baa power to make water
regulations, which plaintiff vio
lated; that without thee regula
tion the city could not supply wa
ter, aa there ie not aufllcient unless
safeguarded.
Hopyard for lease: Yard of 75
aorea, in bops, for lease for five
yeara, for 120,000; 5.000 down and
balance on lime. Four boraea,
plow, and all necessary tools.
Preaent leas give leasee three
fourth of the crop. Remaining
(iiarter must be delivered owner of
land. Parties Intonated aeo J. C
Kuratti or John HaUgeber, Hillsbo-
ro. 11. r. v. io. 4.
Dr. Tamleoie and C. K. Hborey
have found another peat thia time
in the nature of a thin, spiky,
spiral weed, which wraps iUell
around clover and chokn that
forage plant out of eaiatenoe, ome-
limea at the rate ol half an acre at
a dip. The weed ia beginning to
b a serious menace to tb olover
crop, wDiru la an extensive one id
so big and gcotl a clover territory
a thia Dr. Tatuieeie thia morn-
ng sent a (peelmeo of the weed to
the Corvallia College to get a reort
on the peat.
J. A. KirkwooJ, of Reedville, waa
in town yeaterday, and atatea that
the l-add A Reed Farm Company
at that pier ia grubbing 2'K) acre
of land, using a donkey engine for
power purpose. Tbi method Is
very successful and tb boy are
making One headway with the
work. It la much cheaper, ia the
long run, than other macbioea.
Halt of one'a dreaa i( the shoe.
Our celebrated Douglas aboea for
men, and Drew-Helby and White-
House ahoea for ladiea are the beat
of quality and lateet lasts and
they "last" and hold their ebajiee.
School aboea for children. H.
Wehrung & Bona.
II. Gllpatriok. paalor of the
Cong. Church, left for Seattle today
to attend the Pacific Coaat eeeeion
of the Foreign Missionary Society.
There will be no aervioet Sunday
morning in the local church, but in
tbe evening at 8:00, Jamea L
Hiinrod, of California, will lecture
on, "Wanted, a Boy."
Speaking of groceries if you
want the Uneet ataple and fancy
grooeriea to be found in the market,
try John Dennl. lie la alter your
trade, and onoa a customer, always
a customer. '
John White, of Klickitat, arrived
with hia family the other day and
will take poaeeeaion of the Darety
farm, near Glenooe, recently pur
chased from hia father, C. S. He
and hia family are at preaent gueata
ol II. H . Hall and wife, 0! Hliady
Brook.
The art of drera ia to wear some
thing appropriate and in atyle.
That ia what "ahe" likea. Buy one
of our tailor made and gentleman 1
suit. Splendid aaliafaction. II.
Wehrung Bona. ,
Herman Sobulmerich waa Mon
day eveniog elected grand repre
sentative of Phoenix Lodge K. of
P., for a two year term in the Grand
Body, which convene Oct. 14, in
Portland. Geo. R. Bagley la the
holdover repreeentative.
Farm for Rent: Two milra north
east of Hillaboro, 210 acre good
building. Twenty five acres aeed
ed to clover, and forty five acres in
olover and timothy, Inquire at
thia office.
i.ate arrivala ,lrom tbe eaat are
Mr. Vera Read and two Bister and
Miea Lena Grobe, of York, Neh,
guesta of Mr. and Mra. H. Herring
ton. Mr. and Mra. Harrington
and Miea Joae, of Seattle, are, with
their gueata, taking in the Lewis
Clark Fair.
Wanted: A No. 1 freah dairy
oow. Must be good. None other
need apply. Chaa. Hicketbier,
Portland, R. F. I). 2, residing near
Cedar Mill. . . .
Mra. C. Lyatrop wa in town thl
morning, from Reedville, and re
porta Mr. Lyatrop a improving
They will have a public aale at
their farm, Sept. 27.
W. B. Thomaa, of Baaverton, who
haa had charge of a big cannery
plant on B.-llingbem Bay, waa over
the flret of the week, on business,
and to lee the Fair.
Grand Ball at W. 0. W. Hall.
Cedar Mill, Saturday night, Sap
tember 80. Tickets, including
upper, $100. , , , .
Judge McBride, ciroult court, ia
eipected here September 30 to dis
pose of minor matter and clean up
the docket for the Fall term .
To generate mental and physical
agility buy good grooeriea. Wa
keep the pest. H. Wehrung &
Sona.
A. Norton, of South Hillaboro,
lost about aixly rods of fence out in
the Shady Brook aeotion, recently,
the result of a fire.
Call at our store and taste our
syrup made of Mapleine Extract.
J. A. MesBinger, Second St , Hilla
boro. Mra A, M. Carlile ia the guest of
ber sister, in Portland, thia week
GET READY FOR JOE
ilK DAY AT Mill
Washington County Will Send
niKKt'Kt Crowd of the Year
FUIDAY, SEPT. 2DTH, A BIO DAY
Big Parade aad Fiae Eurclssa.
Metk la Trapper CmImbw
joe
Washington County l getting
ready for Joe Meek Day on Sep
tember 20, at ibe Fair, and there ia
promise of the biggest crowd yet
Miit from thia section to celebrate a
special day. Joe Meek waa one of
our firet settlers. Hia history, and
how he helped make thia American
territory, ia familiar to old and
young, and the Col. ha never been
given due credit for bia services to
Oregon and tbe Northweet.
A fine program baa been arranged,
and a big parade la contemplated
provided Portland will take bold of
it and Portlend aaya ahe ia will
ing. I bM dale, Kept. Ztf. will come
on the laat day of the Slock ahow
at tbe Fair grouda, and thia will
mean that county people can "kill
two birds," etc.
A Joe Meek, in trapper costume.
will be one of the featurea of tbe
dy, aa well aa an Uncle Sam.
Uillaborowill furnish both of tbeae.
Let Washington County do her
part in honoring Col. Joe Meek! -
PUBLIC SALE
I will sell at public auction at the
8. While place 2 mile N. E. of
(ilencoe, at ten a m., on
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 25
the following described pereonal
property:
St a Mck meres. 6 years old, weight.
tmo, well nielcbed and good drivers; 16
bead ol splendid Jersey dairy cows, atl
good testers and good milkers, one (resh
end rest coming Iresn early; owner wui
show what they hsve done In milk sup
ply and test; a two year old heifers, one
coming fresh sooo; Bain wsgon, jX ;
light bsck, McUornilck mower, euiky
rake, a plows, harrow, No. 4 Sharpies
cream separator, set team harness, heavy
alaale harness, s5 tons baled eat bsy in
barn; 10 tonsmuae umotny aaa Clover
hav: lot choD (red, 7 doi. chickens. No,
B cook slove. gout; beater, cupboard.
laities, cbalra, awaea, nouatnoia and
kitchen furniture, forks, shovels, saws,
tools, lot potatoes sad many other art!
clea. '
Lunch will be served at noon.
TERMS OF SALE
Under 9i0, caah; $10 and over, 12
months' time, approved note, inter
eat ato percent. Discount or 2
per cent., aumi over 110.
w, uavie, iiwner.
B. P. Corneliuo, Auctioneer.
NEW THEATRE
The ne theatre building ia to be a
reality; goes without faying. The
advertisement for bids from con
traotora appears in another column
and prouoeala will be opened on
Thursday, September 21. Several
carpenters and builders will give
urea on the construction or tne
new play house, and Hillaboro la
soon to have an tip-to-date theatre.
The company undertaking this con
sists of G. A. Wehrung, A. C.
Shute, H. T. Bagley, G. A. Palter
son and J. W. Bailey.
, ST. MARY'S INSTITUTE
Thia wtill known establishment, in
tended for boarder and day schol
ar, is located at St. Mary's, near
Beavertoo.
Conducted by the Sister of Saint
Mary, thia institution offer super
ior advantages to young ladiea
wishing a aolid and refined educa
tion. The course of studies ia thorough
and up to date. Muaio a specialty.
For further particulars apply to
the Staler Superior, St. Mary a In
atitute, Beaverton, Oregon.
PETER BOSCOW INJURED
Peter Boecow, on eaet Main, while
gathering fruit thia afternoon, fell
from a ladder, breaking two of bia
ribs, juat below the heart region,
besides Buffering internal injuries,
so that it ia very hard for him to
take breath. Dr. F. A Bailey at
tended him. Mr. Boecow haa bun
dred of frienda here in the county
who will deplore hia accident.
Toboggan Mapleeyrup at Greer's.
J. A Mesitinger waa a Portland
viBitor Tuesday.
S. J. Raffety, of Mountaindale,
rained down yeaterday.
W. B Darety, of Glenooe, was in
town yeaterday.
Raleigh Robinson, of Progress,
waa in town yesterday.
Aug. Kempin, of bevond Glenooe.
waa a caller at thia office yesterday.
Wanted: Girl for housework; in
town. Inquire at thia office.
Geo. Kreha was over from South
Tualatin, thia morning.
Go to R. II. Greer 'a for Economy
and Mason fruit jara.
John Ibach, of near Banks, was
at the county Beat thia morning.
A. A. Walker, of above Gaston
passed through town yesterday, en
route home from Cedar Mill,
If ayor Talbot, of Corneliua, waa
down thia afternoon.
On the Bridge at Midnight, Sep
tember 30.
Joliua Weiseobeck waa up from
Reedville tbi morning,
Mr. W.8. Phelps, of Portland,
visited Mra. Carlile Sunday.
W. H Jonee, of above Mountain-
dale, waa in tbe city thia morning.
Have Dr. Lowe enre your head
and eye ache with a pair of bia
auperior glaaee.
Hon. S. B. Huston baa been mak
ing a trip down to Southern Oregon
point thia week.
You are safe when you have Dr.
I .owe Ot glaaara to your eyea eye
aafe and price safe.
Rv. Dr. Estoa will preach at
the First Baptist Church Sunday,
Sept. 17, at 11:00 A.M.
Miss Augusta Erickaen. of Port
land, ia thegueet of Miea Neva Pal
mateer. H. Biahup, who haa a fine place
up in tbe Helvetia section, waa in
town yeaterday.
Cleve Cate and Earl Morrow, of
Portland, are visiting with the
fates, eaat of town.
This morning opened bright and
clear and bop picking waa" resumed
as an yarua in ine county.
Green Walker, Greenville's vio
linist, and E. V. Corneliua, of Glen-
coe, were In town this afternoon.
Mr. aod Mra.
Bethany, were in
N. Haoeen, ol
town yeaterday
afternoon.
Born, to Henry Vandomeloo and
wife, of near Greenville, Sept. 13,
10O.r, a daughter.
Born, Sept. 1 1, 1905, to Mr. and
Mra. Wm. Bagley Jr., of southeast
of Hillsboro, a daughter.
W. G. Hale departed Sunday
evening to take up bia atudiee in
the law school at Harvard College.
Peter Jacobean, one of the rust
ling farmer of Ltnox, waa in yes
terday aa anxious a any about
that electric line.
Wanted: A place for two boys
11 and 13 yeara old to do chorea for
pay of board and go to school. Ad
dress F. C. & B., care of Argus.
Dr. Lowe'a superior glaaaea coat
no more thin other, and you have
tbe benefit o( hia skill and over 13
yeara' experience.
Episcopal service at the Congre
gational Church, Friday evening,
at 8:00 P. M.,.Rev. W. A. M
Breck officiating.
Hoyt baa juat received the finest
assortment of ladiea back comb
and hair pins, lateet atylee. Call
and see them.
Pacific Monthly the finest Coast
Magtxine, $100 per year. 'Argue
and Monthly for II 50. Get your
Winter reading now.
C. W. Loudon, of Glencoe, came
down from 1 amhill yeaterday, and
states that tbe yarda up there have
suspended picking, owing to the
wet weather. -
W. J. Wall and wife went to
Portland yeaterday to witneea the
departure of Mr. Wall'a brother,
who left for hie borne in Brazil,
Iod , thia evening.
Joe S Robinson, of Farmington,
remembered tbe Washiogton Coun
ty exhibit at the Fair, thia morn'
ing, with a 22 pound head ot cab'
bage and a lot of fine applea. '
Ralph Wann, who taught at Ce
dar Mill, last year, waa in town
Tuesday. He will have charge of
the Keedville school thia Fall and
Winter.
Wednesday, Sept. 20 one day
only Dr. Lowe, the well known
oculo-optician, will be in Hillsboro
at Hotel Tualatin. Don't fail to
have him teat your eyee for glasaea.
Asaeaeor Geo. H. Wilcox wil
finish writing the tax rolla by the
end, of next week, and then tbe
week following be will make up
the summary and be ready for tbe
board of equalization
Contractor J. W. Goodin ia now
laying the floor of the bridge across
Jsckaon Bottom and by the time
the water raise South Tualatinltes
will rise up and call the subscribers
the county and the builder, blessed
Still the car shortage prevails,
although a few have had care, and
things are loosening up a little,
Alex Gordon has shioped five cars
of hay to Aatoria, and the company
promisee tbe shipper more oar as
aoon aa the congestion can weaken
a little.
Dr. Jamea Witbvcombe. of Cor
vallis, formerly of Hillaboro, ie
mentioned aa one of tbe dozen re
publican candidate a for governor
Multnomah county haa three can
didatea, and Gov. Geer la.again out
for the executiveahip.
County Treasurer Jackson will
aoon start f olleotion of the list sub
scribed on the Hendrick a bridge,
south of Cornelius, and later will
start collection of the amount sub
scribed on the Jackaon Bottom
bridge. Thia means that we must
"dig."
Thoa. Robinson, attending the
theological school at Princeton Col
lege, arrived home last week, aod ia
the gueat of hia parents, Rev. A
Robinson and wife. The visitor
will hold aervioea at the Tualatin
Plains' Presbyterian Church next
Sunday morning. He return to
Princeton after a fortnight's stay
ravi
STRUCK BY LIGHTNING
Bolt Knocked Him off of a
Chaif In Store
SHATTERS THE TELEPHONE POLE
w'erst Electrical Slurm Here Fer
Maay Tears
The electrical atorm of Monday
night ia being beard from in many
place around tbe county. Up in
the big timber many tree were
truck by lightning, and down at
Reedville, P. 8. Anderaon, the
storekeeper, waa struck by a bolt
while h waa sitting in a chair in
bia atore, and landed on tbe floor.
Luckily, however, the atroke did
not atrike bard enough to born
him, or he would have lost bia life.
telephone pole, near Reedville
atation, waa aluo (truck, and the
arm waa badly shattered.
No fatalitiea are reported from
thia county, although at Mt Angel
boy by tbe name of Lldredge was
killed and a woman at Hubbard
lied Tuesday from the effects of a
troke.
Card of Thank.
We deeire to thank those who ao
kindly assisted us during the laat
illness and death of our beloved
ife and mother, Elizabeth Olive
Drorbangh.
Geo. Drorbaugh and Family.
Foreat Grove, Ore , Sept. 13, t!K)5
FINED FORTY DOLLARS
Henry Becker, of South Tualatin,
ad a trial before 1 jury in
Justice H. T. Bagley'a court, Tues
day, charged with striking hia
wife, Mary Becker, in the face, two
or three time. The evidenoe was
conclusive, and the jury brought in
verdict of guilty, whereupon
Judge Bagley fined Becker $40,
hich he paid. The court holds
that he haa no jurisdiction to apply
the statutory penalty of the whip
ping post Tbe jury in tbe case:
C. Jack Jr., W. V. Wiley, J. C
Lamkin, D. B. Reaeoner, Dr. J. E.
Adkins and Joe. Downs. Deputy
District Attorney Tongue proeecu
ted, being aaaiated by Mra. Becker's
counsel, M. B. Bump, and Benton
Bowman defended. Tbe Beckers
live acroe the river, on Iowa Hill,
and have been having trouble.
They are aeparated, and Mra.
Becker filed suit for divorce several
months, ago. Mra. Becker is in
some way connected witn tbe old
man Mexor, whi is charged witb
forgery, and who ia now awaiting
trial, being remanded to jail in de
fault of bonda.
PUBLIC SALE
The undersigned will sell at public
auction at the O. U. Barlow farm,
5 miles north of Hillsboro, and one-
half mile south of Glencoe, at ten
0 clock a. m., on
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 4,
Bay hone, 9 years, weight, use: gray
mare, 9 yrs, nso; bay mare, 7 yrs, 1175:
gray horse, is years, ujo; bay horse, 10
years, looo; span colts, j tnoothi
cows, graded Jerseys, 5 ia milk, I fresh
iu November; a hctlers, 1 fresh sooa
Shorthorn bull, 1 5 months; ball calf, 4
months; bull calf, 4 months; 5 brood
sows, lo shoats, 10 pigs, Poland China
boar; 23 head I'otswold ewes; 3 doz hens,
S alandi lieea; Jo tons oat hay, loose, in
wide tire; Bain wagon, half truck, 3
road cart; top buggy; 6 it cut McCor.
niick binder; mowing machine; hayrske,
Osborne tedder, disc harrow, 3-aection
drae harrow, li-inch gang plow, 16-inch
sulky plow, land roller, U-hoe Gundlach
drill, potato planter, t hayracks, Chat
ham lan mm, set wort names; 100 loot
rope, haylork, carrier and pulleys, crota
cut saw. lo-gal milk can, Peoples' cream
separator, 2 sledgesv pitchforks, sad nu
merous otner articles.
Terms of Sale Under 110, cash
$10 and over, one year's time, ap
proved note, at G per cent. Two
per oent. off, cash over $10.
Lunch at noon.
Shattuck Bros., Owners.
B. P. Cornelius, Auctioneer.
Flour and Feed. Cate's Market,
Henry Delaman waa up from the
Anderson place yesterday.
A. T. Stratton, of Cornelius, was
a caller at thia office yeaterday.
Dr. F. W. Wood was in from
Glencoe yeaterday.
Wanted : To buy soma CotBwold
sheep C. Rebec, Farmingtou, ad
dress, Hillaboro, It. . D. 2.
Shattuck Bros., of the Barlow
place, were in town yesterday, get
ting out aale bills for October 4th
Jello Ioe Cream powder; jello,
gelatine, Mapleine, olive oil, Dur
kee'a salad dressing, always at H
Wehrung & Sons.
Herman Sander, who is employ
ed in the Tillamook machine shops
was over tnis week, the guest of the
Delsmans, of southeast of town.
Hayes' double force pump the
only pump in the long run, at A
C. Archbold's. Call and see before
purchasing.- .
C. W. Redmond returned Tues
day from a trip over Nehalemward
with a civil engineer sent out
Records, in the interest of a bond
company, of San Francisco.
I Tbe Foreet Grove W. C. T. U.
hae ent in a petition to tie city
council, asking the body U suppree
tbe commercial club at that place.
Tbe prayer contained many signa
tures, and aome of tbe signers are
aid to be the name of those who
patronize the place, both "before
and after' signing, giving a an
excuse that tbey fear not aunint
might Injur their business. The
council took no action on the peti
tion, on the grounda that they were
trying to get license through the
courts and they would encourage
no more litigation until the docket
waa cleaned np i n their other case.
V. Clark ha been deeiguated aa
Foreet Grove' recorder, vice King,
no na reeigned.
R. V. Humphrava still doing
business across tbe street from tbe
Masonic Building, Second street;
Bicycles repaired; bicycle sundries;
all work guaranteed. Prices the
moet reasonable.
H. Taylor Hill, of Mountaindale,
waa in town yesterday, reporting
everything all right up in that
country. Mr. Hill ia watching tbe
trial of Congressman Williamson
with a great degree of intenet, for
he wa once a townsman of Wil
liamson', at Prineville. Hill per
eonally know nesrly all tbe wit
nesses, and is therefore more inter
ested than tbe rest of bia neighbor.
Yee'aaid H. T. "I nolue that
Heney slaps it to a democrat once
awbile, but the other aide ia
skinning tbem in number that ia
kely to reduce the heavy majority
next election."
Hammar paint, ready for the
brash, guaranteed to laat 5 years,
at A. C. Archbold'a. for 1.25 per
gallon. All colors. Full line of
paint, oil and brushes, at loweet
prices.
Regular services at Christian
church next Sunday morning and
evening. On Tuesday night follow
ing, e. E. Bilhngton, correspond
ing secretary of the O. C. M. C ,
will apeak at same place. As thia
i in view of missionary aid asked
by Hillsboro Christian church it ia
particularly desired that we have a
full attendance of member. To all
these services you are cordially in
vited. A. H. Mulkey, pastor.
A six horse power upright engine
and boiler for sale. W. J. Benson,
Hillsboro, Ore.
Dr. S. T. Linklater assisted by
Dr. W. D. Wood, on Monday, re
moved the bullet from its bed in
the neck of Otto Johnson, of Shady
Brook, tbe lad having carried the
ballet several days, until it was
thought safe to remove it The lad
came in to town to have the opera
tion, and he is feeling very good
considering bis experience.
Smoke the Schiller and Excel
lencia cigars Oregon manufacture.
Jail for them.
Thos. Withycombe has brought
suit for a commission on a sale of
some Ladd Sc Reed farm property
oear Reedville, alleging that his
work effected the sale. The Com
pany demea liability, and claims
bat A. J. Kay made the sale. Tbe
suit was brought in Multnomah.
Mr. Withycombe resides near
Farmington.
Mrs. Anna Cash, wife of W. A.
Cash, the Lenox school district
clerk, died yesterday, from tuhercu
Iobib. Deceased waa a very eslima
bia woman, and haa grown children.
Her daughter, Mre. White, wife of
Pullman porter, was present at
the funeral obsequies, which took
place toJay. . tier Husband sur
vives.
A. J. Lunton, working at the Ja
cob Schneider hopyard, was thrown
from a wagon, Tuesday, and caught
the seat of his trousers in the brake
handle, causing a very ugly wound.
Dr. F. A. Bailey was called, and
attended the injuries. The wound
does not affect him permanently,
and he will be all right in a few
weeka.
Sam B. Gates leaves Sunday for
the east. He will stop a few days
at La Fayette, Indiana, and visit
his old school friends, and from
there will go on to Schenectady,
where he will spend eeveral months
in that big electrical center, taking
points on manufacturing.
C. K. Henry, of Fair Acres, in
South Hillsbiro, Tuesday shipped
by express 100 cases of tomatoes to
Portland, and 40 cases of tomatoes
to Astoria. And yet there are peo
ple who say that there is no market
for gardening.
Van DeLashmutt, of Witch Ha-
ael, is building a bungalow out of
hewed timbers that will be a novel
ty in the way of a residence. The
house will be a big one, and will
be a curio when finished.
Ernest Haas, of Salem, where he
is attending Willamette Universi
ty, Medical Department, waa out
the first of the week, visiting hi
parent, Mr. and Mre. Ulrica Haa.
For sale: Two Holstein' bull
calves. A. Bendler, Jesse Cornell
us place, 4 miles northweet of
Hillsboro. Address, Cornelius, R
F.D.I.
Dr. J. P. Tamiesie states that 1
gang of men were working on con
atiuction of the Portland electric
line that is heading for Washington
county. 1
Walter Bennett and wife have
been enjoying a vacation at Oregon
City, visiting relatives.
Born, September 10, 1905, lo Mr.
and Mrs. H. L. Flint, of near
Scholia, a daughter.
PRoraaaioAU
F. A. BAILEY, ZL D.
Pay stela, a awrajB
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Keoma la-14 a4 IS- BssUsaea
watt earaet Basaliae aa4 Sad
fiota 'Pfcosaa,
S. T. LINKLATER, If. B. C,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Office upstairs over Tb Delta Drng Btor
Rtaideaea laat of Coart Ha
In 14 corner of I ha block.
JAMES PHILLIPE TAUIS1. M. I.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Snrgeoa Southern Pacific Railroad Ce.
Conaaltatioa ia French or English. Of
fice apetairs ia Corwia-Wooater Block,
North aid of Main Street.
F. J. BAILEY, M. D.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Office with Dr. F. A. Bailey.
Keaidene on comer Second and Oak 81a.
Oregon Pbona Main 116.
HILLSBORO - - - ORF.GO!
A. B. BAILEY, M.D.,D.D.S.
Physician and Surgeon.
Office Rooms 7, 8 and 9,
Bailey-Morgan Block.
Both Phones. Hillsboro, Ore.
GEO. . BAGLEY
ATTOBXBY-AT-LAW
Sooaaa 1 and 1 Skate Baildlagt
UILLSBOEO, . . 0BEW0H,
H. T. BAGLEY,
ATTORXBY-AT-LAW
Office, upstairs, over the Pest Office,
HiUaboM, - Oawjew
rao loacoa.
a a Moons,
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THOS. H. 4 E. B. TOHfiCE..
Attorneya-At-Law.
Rooma j, 4, fc j , Margaa BIk, Hillaboro.
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JOHN XI. XI ALL,
ATTO&KKY-AT-LAW
Office UpaUirs, Bailey Merge
Baaasi, seal a.
HILLSBORO. - ORXOOK.
W. N. BARRETT
ATTO&NSY-AT-LAW
Offica, Up Sutra, Caatial Block.
HILLSBORO . ORBOON.
rWrVrVVrrVVMMrM
W. D. HARE,
Attorney-at-Law
Biiktiig, UfBtiin, Bi&krt, 0ft pa.
Shale
THOS. H. TONGUE, JR.
ATTORNEY AT-LAW
Morgan Elk, Upstair, Rooms 3, 4 and 5
Hillsboro, - - Oregon
..Central Zleat IXarket..
MMMTT BStOS., Prom
caseeeew f 0. rmmy
Keep constantly on hand a fiae
supply ot fresh meats of all kinds.
A Hmw Era Is Prlomm
We are going to sell meats St price tow
er than those which have prevailed in'
the past. Call in and see us. We mean
business. 'Phone and Free Delivery,.
Main
Street, eppeslte Taatatia
Hettl,
Hlllsbore, Oregs. "
E.J.LYONS B. P. CORNEIJl'B
LYONS & CORNELIUS
Do a General Real Estate, Loan and In-'
suranee Business. List your farm with
them and find a sale. They will treat
yon right. Add your sale to onr list.
Call in and see as.
Main Street, Hillsboro, Or.
If you want to get well and strong use
Eldmlwalsa II orb Tmm
A powerful remedy against all Pulmon
ary trouble, ColUa aaa LaUrtppe Na
ture's own Tonic and Cure for Stomach,
Bladder and Kidney Diseases. Woman's
Friend, and s positive cure tor all their
ailments.
Prk9, BO oot, PttH
If your merchant does not keep The
Dlauiantine Family Remedies (which ,
are guaranteed pure vegetable com
pouads) then order directly from Pacific
Coast Agent, John Fm Ormf,
Hlmtn, Orm.,H.r.O. f
With each order the valuable booklet,
"How to Gain and Keep Health," will
be sent free.
Argus and Pacific Monthly, $1.50.
Isaao Leisy.waa in from north of
town today.
Clerk Godman was a Portland
visitor this afternoon.
The weather bureau reports the
recent rainfall at 1 .13 inches. -
The Mason will have work ii
the third degree, Saturday eve, and
visitors are expected from abroad.